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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALING

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The grain markets yesterday presented features Of
city but the Of prices fairly satisfactory TO sesra
Cash wheat firm without material change aud ship
pers took only $4,000 bu shs Weaker cabss cansed sh
depression In tho options st the opening. but
a. moderate volume OF trading The market
st holds to good IN view OF the deficiencies
ported abroad cheerful feeling psrvadss the
trade The close firm and final gains OF pG cent are
scorsd follows September and Oetobsr 81 November
s2s December $685. January IS February s6s March s7
May SEA also firm spot with - 900 bush
els taken BY shippers The options ranged within narrow
mits and closed 6Im with September OF at 6l October
At aud November at 81 up y December MP at e2S
activity both spe. lot: and options and ended 'Sroas and
S3s October and November aS y Dsceuber 33& and May
30 cents Lard ard tners were sales Of 200
tsrces OF OF which will abroad The options
we're % points higher. follows: September So 90.
October Sc 81 NOvemper and December Sc ~ January
So 81 and February So SO. -
receipts OF and nenr reported Yesterday at New
York, BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Bostcn were az fol-
lows Wheaf li77SS bushels corn l536i2 bushels 0at
ll645o bushels total grain 4s6 $50 bushels, aour 3eOs7
packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and St LOUIS the arri
walls Wheat 1887 bushels Germ 3le 659 bushels
oats 2G5675 bushels total grain, 72O.95l bushels four
2l.9S
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eLoslSa f1rols 81. lesrpS yfouE&
poGpo1, espA -. tssL
TuuAspAY, Sept 20-P. n.

THuAspAY, Sept 20-P. n.
TodAy's Washington Treasury statement shows
changes from yesterday a. follows Net gain In gold
S2s77I9; net loss in legatenders $7SS,o03 and net
loss in silver 1920, 79S: total net loss esl6b77
It seems to DO the purpose Of Alarmsts on the money
question to create the impression that with the compile
ton Of the purchase Of 600 Of bonds for the
sinking fund.- under the Last Treasury circular the Treas
urys authority to dispose OF surplus that 1t may
have will be exhausted and thus they try, II possible
TO create another concerning tho future Of money
Before you make hare soup catch your hare" is
trite saying. particularly applicable to the possible
Immediate surplus Of the Treasury. Probably the bulk
Of the mportaons Of merchandise for this season have
prsceScnis. that hereafter the rscept: from casiem:
Treasurer is certain to show large reduction from the
surplus Of August 81 But be the su5pla: large or small
authorized 10 purchsss bonds with any funds in the
o *. e nS
prices plus Of per cent commission The dscordsnt
ssS
has furnished the pretsxt for clouding clear atmSs,
abroad arc tor In
than Treasury SGer1ens; % the ersn .,
this new preteIt all worth before the publication
Of Saturdays bank statement
illustrated BY the extravagant uterancss "eadsr
In his publication, as follows could smut my eyes
try yet received relief that the railroads in the
Northwest have built five miles of road for every ono
mile required that the crop In the corn.producing
States less than half crop; that the railroads are
already fighting aud show signs Of continuing the nght to
the survival OF the ttest that Europe has about ex
haused her purchasing and that real estate mort
CAGES being throughout the West at prices
fifteen per cent below the mortgage might DO inclined
to advise my customers TO buy stocks These are facts
however that cannot be overlooked and believe no
time should DO lost In selling the rally we have now
had. believe an advance or decline. OF three or
four per cent over these prices viii make En-
rope hqudate." half crop OF corn Is
not tho maximum of exrsvagauce 70 which tho fore
going quotation reaches And yet in to-dsys dealings
New-YOrk and New-England stock was one OF tho
strongest stocks II sold up to 40 and closed at $685.
against 80 yesterday The general market ruled strong
without booming nearly all day Pacific Mail was spe.
cialy active is exceptional in closing at It's highest
figures $685. against 3s yesterday For the late DEAL
igs the disposition traders TO realize props
and that encouraged some pounding of values by the
"bears" St Paul. which early had sold up 10 60 was
forced down to 20. against 79a last evening In the
general market however. tho late declines were In
accord with natural and healthy reaction after the last
three days steady advances The market closed steady
at the decline.
Government bonds dull and steady at unchanged
quotations As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Sept 20. -BEEyEs-Iecepts were
So of hesdls Jersey CITY "a GOTH
4 and "a direct TO East Side slaughthrrrs
Mr. Eastman received n carloads OF the 60tst stock and
Z tor J. Stern
sold 20 Kentucky steers Zoo sysrss. 81 per 100
DO zap 10 " %o ~ OHIO do 1914 10 al "a oo' 10
City Dressed Beo at acc for Texas and Colorado sides
and for Common 10 Prime Native DO and Choice and
Chicago rather slow at for Texas and Colo
Shipments to-day about So Live "a Live sheep
Mich Cows.-Reoeipts thus far this week. 1903 head
decline S. per hea Ordinary Fsk Cows Good
mixers and would bring there $50 70 sss
Mccabe the se Of 10 head $50 TO s4s for Ordinary
cALvEs~R.c.ipts were e7s bead including arrival. a.
yssisrdsy al the two places There
:w A as Who ";a fs sS sa out vn
most Of the offerings vere sold. erassers brousht
.sSss PED c..:: S; :ss M1sq c'i ,s
S.S q mi. rs.s aSs ~ScH
Dressed cslvs. daii and lower with Fair to Prime Oily
Dressed veals selling 81 coan,y Dressed
.,s:a per X 10 aS sso .. .,so IS %. Isl b. ssse.
E: S ss l. q % rs IL y YEA: a: IS
ns gr...s,,s 2ss sys.,ss
s Per g. II ~
p. s'ns:ss 10 '
s.s: e 81 n ~. ;- ;ss
)! as% "a Sfis IA s:s:: =:
Z & !. ls. a. rs a Soc sA' s'' p
d. AarstlGssi ~ 0rssssrs. 2is svraSe 2tc p6 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Trading less active at the Consolidated Exchange yes
teriay than the previous day. and possessed little sig
pihcance Operations, extensive scale checked BY
the pleeness OF the proiucer the fate OF
which, the trade generally feels will determine tho question
OF material values The from Reibo!d
bcsrsh old wells been drilled deeper and struck new
streaks resulting In To the new production
The bears claiming that the reported line
the full production they do not include
of independent lines BnL the effect OF successful
shut would such temporary influences
into the shade aud the FOR fall CONSERVATIVE
In action pending definite which they hope will be 10
their favor But the market presents pretty substantial
front under tho duness ruling and after saSgng from bIs
70 G6 cents prices recovered over cent The close was
firm Al a reaction from best hgures
The OF prcss and the total dealings at tho Con.
soliiated Exchange were as follows;
Opening 67s Lowest e6as
Highest 677s Final bIS
ekles oo'oV'
Radned oil unchanged at 81 cents per gallon at all
ports.
OIL CITY, Penn. Sept 2o-Nstlosh Transit Certificates
opened at 61 Highest s. lowest 6ba Sales. 81 1000
barrels: clearances 100000 barrels chtrtsrs 1924
barrels shpm-as 30s2 barrels runs. S0.07 barrels
PrrrsBuRG Penn. 29-Petroloum dull but steady
National Trans, Cehcstss opened Cts and closed AZ
ca highest. 67s. lowest price. 66Ss
BRADFORD Penn. Sept 29Nationa Transit Cert ncates
opened Cos, closed G7 highest. G7S low est G6
Clsarance. l26S.C0o barrel.
TiTUsyILLg Penn sept 29Natisna Transit Cerua Gates
opened at o7k; highest 677. lowest b6s closed of5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

root OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH H
Time Table 20, Of September ~ N ls9ii bound
Brook koSte,' At 4. 7;So. II q n: $50. s .aS.
leaving I,r Rssans 81 4 49,
pottsyille, etc, { a. for Lake Hopatcong' Easeon.
bethlehem, Allentown. Reading Harrisburg eto. on sun
80 a M for Like HopatcOng, Easton Bethlehem
"isn 80 M for Easoa Bethlehem. Allentown. Manch
Chunk Wilkes barre scranton Reading, Harrisburg foss
vile. TamaQua. shamokin Sunbury LeNisourg WILLIAMS
w and 1 30 D. m for Eas,on, Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrt burg, etc. Mana.
as D. ~. for Eason Bethlehem, Allentown, Msuen
Chunk, Wilkcsbarre, scranton TamaQua shainokinn -
4 80 p IN for Lake Hopatcong. Essson' be'n'he"''
as D. n for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Ms s
Chunk. Wnkesparre. Heading Harrisburg, ETC. On euh'
400. 10 Ii ls m. 80, 80, 90, 80 na 10
tAsbury Park, Ocean Grove, except sundsys' Fou''
q 10 a m: I 80. . 80 p m. for Lakewood Toms
i' m, 50 ,. m for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY.
'4e 90, 8 is. ii rs = m. 80. 30, cas- p N for
90, 100, as. 10 49, IL as A. M, go. 4 10Y.
4 80, 100, Sl6 y. N. sundays 90 q m. for Perth
" EEwJEEsEYF 6 soy1 1dE&S DIV.
from pier o. N. r
sssSss. Isss A s,sqSa MI * .ud.
s.s i for a Ia TOMS River: saraesaI
ocean Grove ocean BsscS Spring Point Pleasant
Sc. sundays g m. tsxceps Ocean Grove and Asoufs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
ID ENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
On ana af,er SEPTEMBER ", 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE o,,rr

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains spe Ecw YolE va and Cortlanas
us sflsSt oSrs aud o West
Ssi' tS sie;ssdh l.!a fas 6as and
wf s !. t01a HasSn cory for rssSs.
5:s:s.;s J ny sfedi D.:
SS@Ssy "a .sa Il. South Limited wash
gn q Pullman nafor Cars aP sunas
An M ar iISsa wasss s S m sAt ana asis
s .Re Sunday 50 n 5 aaa ..' 30 T 1 =
c q; az G.ss MAG
800 ana e%a sunday sunday Is m and do
Soss MA .s:y sss Vi.
and Say Linz 80 p IN ao0Ds.s sis Al. through rain,
D0% Jerry Gl sa5raHs sDssdS direct transfer Tor
1Nsi$s ss$SSj = S% aa $'i s. 20
ssS g g. e. g. and r f 3 Pom Psasilgess
y &c. u g g. So 25 90 & o as 80
s5s SUNDAY 90 So 80 2g 49, 20 80 10 Sc &
Express Trains leave VIA Desprosses ana 0orE
Streets Ferries as o 9,,sa and 10 washington
%:d Dining Ss:' saS 1890 20 4 ss0
rISl;.. nd & nm s? e. : r.
< aud 0 %. m and u is night .
trains leaving New-yorE daily. except Sunday. at 8,
- N. on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Returnns trains Street Station, Phddeiphsa
~ 10 o. 20. 4 90, 40, BIO, . SO, 49,, 20.
80 40. II and IL le m, Limited Express res
SO iS S,.oia5 5 Aba si2 Os and 20 3 40 o.
$40. ' Sae n y 40 80 a'So Lird'ed'. Is
Leave bhiiadepSs. Via Camden. a. m. and 80 p m.
daily except Sunday. 49, ,, q, ....
oas ssf Snsy Place 40 and
lsndt SIS. IourtsI and Brooklyn Annex Saton' roo
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City Emsrant
The YORK Transfer Company viii and check
baggage from hotels and residences. r,ooD
CHAS Il. T. Oh, j. n "ooD,
Ceneral Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

os.s ::s sTsc Western nrsu :. ype. Ps,rcsun.7S
sllsss:e ooaf,ss.snssx Is $50 se.es.:a e e
r. 'Oe sSap $500 ood SSs wnss. 200
bush o ssipmsstso .s bush whsAs LOCO saaA
d Lovn Sent 1s.-Fisur steady and unchanged. drm.
Wheat closed lower Ma Rcd $3.50 October e9d
,s.I'G 49,;
s MSysIGs, :lS'as ss*S D'cs%ss. sSsS
css sSs o, ;.l ID Msy
8 600 50 60: Bran soss2o e mill Led - iah
Batter Creamery 20d22o Dairy l50lDc ..Cefnneai
quiet = e. iosa wAsf:y wa. ;'.ay e 2 g
vs. 90 LARD % g. Dry.a!s snsa.srs g x
as q snous,r, % So Ls.s Clear %
Re- Fess goo sei. Wheat 10000 ..sa vors
snip -Fsnr "a 900 Obla Wheat 5000 bush
Corn $4,000 bash. Data $4,000 sush Rye .....- push
Barley 1000 bush
ToLEpo Sept 2awhsas was easier Cash rs October
Cash % &c Oats nrm; Cash 27ic Gover'eea vas
$1,000 bush Corn 1000 oulh Cleysrssed 1888 bags
Oats 1000 bush ShpmentsWheat "a 900 bush. Corn LOCO
bush Cloverseed 80. bags Oats $500. bvsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fIvEKrooI. Sept ye-4 y m.-Costsh-Futurss Closed
steady; Upands Middling clause September delivery,
i0sld buyers, septsnber aad october delivery x.64d
seers. October and November delivery. l6<d buyers;
and DsOsmber delysry 81 nayer December and
hve f.nros and hsrs as; r":r :: iS S,
md Nay delivery. o 3.144. buyers . -.
GALVESTON. sspt 28-cetton quiet Middlins ssG Lev
So52 bsss exports to the Coo
tinent $500 bales ceastwfse sO<i beies saiea iIIo
balse stnck. leAlo baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept 1850 m-Bset and pork IN rood
demand Hams BaconIn fair demand Chceso-lp fair
demand FAl.owin poor demand Tuarpentne-lu fair de
msnd steady At 26s Rosn-ln poor demand Lara -sPo'
be arm At sIs do November hrm s4s Sd Wheat
spot ana futarssi good demand Mixed Western Spot
Arm AZ IA Cd September Ociobsr and Eoyembsr firm 81
a lsS Hons at tonden-New Offering
AsrwERR sept 29-wicoxs lard closed I "a francs
rs centimes per 100 kilos - i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
LONDON WOOL eALEs.

LONDON Sept Nat the wool sAss TO-DAY there was
sss largely inferior sslectiens offered
zeaiand-sae 2!eo bales seoursd eSdols ed 40 lock-
pieces 81 Sod v,ctsrssses- 800 ba.es occurred sYa?
s id dc locks pieoes eA easy 70 aS ~ do
sessrsd MTais o.: 90 locss and pieces SIDE %
1ustqSsa ssss 500 passs scourso 8dais al Iscxs
and pecss rreAsy I'd; o. locks and pieces dS
AVIAN % bales; sooured lecks AMI pisces
is i.d0is y&d IosSsnsand-sases II bslss ssssrsd
ccks and pjscsa Cd TAsmania-6siss % eeee. greesy
o : 1iid Caos Of Good Hope and nAtsi-ssiss. 100
ssis.' scesI.S u sasis e. srsAss. sSdes"A Spanish
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rURopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Sept 29-4 D. m.-consois. 10l Gle for money
and iOl Atlantic And Great Western nst
mortgage eertaAcateA ~ Ere second eonscis
100 -. Illinois Central, l22s Mexican Ordinary <5r
New.York Central. ll5s Mexican Central 49, Canada
North Land Company 2kc; Money. 3r % per cent
advces quote per cent rente' at 81 francs % Gen.
PAR,s Sept 29-The weekly statement OF tho Bank OF
France Of 2S26O00 francs IN gold and
! silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR~TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after september IL trains leave

GRAND CENThAL
q Isas Tre ;n I'd sS q
po: 's :. gSaSvs
!ss sss% II ssa sSs Sssslsas asa
ca .iS SS and RosSsser ASle'' cars 70
,s s~ sss s. :ss gs. special
wy ". xssS%%Sds.lSo g many ,SSd TsSy; ~,
xss P
.1e 49, s?s WITH
Tor
N 70 A AStny and ea Express, daily Sleep
ss sssy Il ssa: :ss sss =;
nSrso snsf sss sS'i Il % q:
rasS ssa % cndp b g.
troll. and Chieago slsspnseAI 70 Clayton via Utica
ssY,ss x, nth ns:;sss ss;s: g, A.
VIZ. s:i;sss Lake George and for the North 'sI'
s ID s S s.a 9s
s sS ~ ysss 10: "a y
Iss.coess Express ssn FOR and cheek baggage nom
Run dsy stAs1 daily except Sunday. ss'0D ~
As:. a: Es9 ss!!:' ass'.''', zsssy m:srTE !
w Eor ohUnE kAII.ROAD.
..S: %.ss sd T. :..s 30 sss a Is min
u'' D. s.s' sns S Ss ssSs Q! ~ s't
s - Ss: BsasS su.pessea Bridge Niagara
''' syss..i az Z 's Is I, = q sassa >.
e. ;.n.os g ws:. foinS o. oSsnss aswpu.s
sa q s 81 :ne iS Is u M 20 c:. no. ceas
S:Iss fs az c'.sa q E:.1 .: E as
ToIsS e :i..n.s a.. e o. =. ss k... y On
ssnnau DsisoiL chicago and St. LOuia
osScy trains 1s1y ssssSs sssdsv.
ss.isas o. sies@s,ses sr6S 4 ONES ksesdys, Na
toast sSe1.Yo.s sity"sSs: 2ec Es Brosd.sy: issi3
Bowsry, ~ Pask Place. and West Shore ssatons !22s
n Vsniss k1t ave. 0eaasAl f100enGW A0saG
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THE MARKETa
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr EosR Beer. Y0ssls and Rotke4ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON Quotations officially revised to-day Good
Middling was reduced l.l6o. but all other grades
SEsre Pct ,. changed Tone easy; sales 7ss
consumption, The port reoeips to-day 3o84l bales
mparng wi $500 bales this day last and u.s. 4l
bales for corresponding day The fetal
ceip since September been 606 ga bales comparing
with 338 277 bales for the period last
Quotations based the American standard Of cassncatisa
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G.eamboats amo Railroads.

TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF Chrstophers. North Ryer daiy eNSSp
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, 81 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

SPIRITS Ov TURPgNTfNR
oaxss n.yeS s~pa 9o.--Tsrpssnss nrn q aoe -
sXyAnuAa 6sDN Ia-.Tusysanns Asn - Doc bA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30

Coed Ordinary Ills Low Nddng. 3 $40
st. Coed Ordinary. lMiddliaK..-- 1915
Trading future deliveries light the sales reaching
only So 100 First prces Indicated decline OF point
but the steady at full reaction
nd i'm inns adj of 1 poinL
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a7s 3. e. - I Mir:a os!.s: asa ss 4o' vssa
~; 8, 81 s.: .i sc st e. II I'd
10 4 Gs r. ): a. r. e! y
sHiEp xsBBLHans-R.o.lp,. wsr. ss, oar. Of s.as7
asys .s "a, anS s.eS es II.
a and war gn Sst Ss
PIN: Lamb: ss Is scSss $50 50 With CSi:S low "a
s. sss. Pss.:'a Lambs weak
Is'Si S a. s ss;:g g.
rs sss i.SS: d e. 8; 81 r.
.JgSd q Bsetnsh.m ast Ohio Sheen. 81 ayersss q
Ss.p sss 60 100 Bucks LOG n SO 22s Pennsylvania
.1.r. cS Z. ~ IL Te:. ss'n So
az ~ \; pdcoc. az csnsds Ewes and Ohio sheep mixed
-: s.dsr CO. dc Canada Lambs. 81 n average, at
Hsepsset Hollis. asU COLORADO sheep 80 ssvsrsx.
sssS2' 2se do SO n atss 80 sis Canadian do 70 NJ. at
6ss.rpst.n 80 state sheer % svsrsg' ss per
81 at 90 i7S DO TIN 10, ts,Oi ia Western do 72s
EFF sGs ss E'GSss sAss 81 a. Sc
q "a lao 90 SO D. 81 lIs a Sdy id
W 2ls DO s9S T. q 50 90 s,.. ., ,no
PET u 100 Psnnsyvania Lambs So b. at Co. 80 do cuI)
DGi:ae.sk Dewey i2s western sheer Jos average.
At &c 70 90 o. p at 6]c 1872 do. IS n at6sci l7S
gss5s ssss u State Lambs sss D. stoc
e J. sass SHEEP s,:; s.. ave sns ::
mixed 90 TO- at Sci so State Lambs IS 10, atsc 40 do 50
20 e, f fs s
emey du and L0e Hogs almost unstable Nominal quo
Country Dressed dull and lower at7HS7'c for Medium
e s. S S. IL TO IS. HSs s''
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO Sept, 2s.-caan.Receipts last "a hours were
soS sss Tois for week thus far LAG head same v s
80 cars to Ner'Yorki cars ON sale market nsmnaly
Recent. last "a hour. were 300 head Total for
S II Of mich ai 10
cars on s1 10 o. Which TsT 9 @ a TO-
Lambs here Canadian Lambs S. 5o9s5 49, all offerings
las. a hour. were oOlo head TO,ai for
g sale market dal and price. shade lover no N:-
s stag, s. marx closed with coanasa
c"s,dS SHiea s,oes GHS sr D,o,
1000 head %srSe, ies for Extra s5Ss2o
Sf:'I' Il .S
81 90 as? s.. Western HANGERS 50 5oes5 50 ooo, 49,,
marset lover. MrsG s. IS s. ss' HEAVY si4Sas4 oS
Ign , - SP. .d ana head
e9GT Navss ~ ws', sT os 40 Texans
81 Louis sent 2o:-cans. RceeIO. 500 head shin:
Ssas. Steer. 50 Butcher. Steer. FAIR
and Isat.SS cosn.. gas. e.os soess IS
Aos'1Bsss.pt; $500 head saD@sns: $40 heat Ms.Es
o. r1ss@s md soS SGEEs5, s,a g. to Prime 81
Stskscgyis head s4g@sats sig head Market 1S
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LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-PaI-
"A ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lsas
CAnsl-st
Leave Brookiyn VIA AaAsx, Ssleon'se. o. p -
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nrmer "raamsrv l6AAe DAIRY io"i"1~ -sA'' ~
s: os SsssSs. .at'
g: ocs.S.f s sI Soss lard
ssSsmSsf 81 90 ocrossr 90 Butter quiet, D.ry 10
es.Sa.r. hssi steady 5.s.s
Sq: f 70 Zoo sS O' Wheat sS,-
bush. sarIsv 200 bu-h 49,
sept Sc,oS.r nc NsV.aSe ia MAY
sA qs ss.S ss Ss0 october ss
or 5aes No n fIsa. 7s as. AZ ARM
ss ca,s H. asSdo bush Flour
G "nsr Which ruled
" %s1'a an. a's ]
& p % ss s ss
on: Gs- g 7sS': oe s az 81 g
npo Clear s 3 r. eqs {:
s & s,a !. "
sSss: s e Sys
wheat shade nrnsf nber ossrnss export demand Ess
s1 :, ss$s.s
fair local trsds for .pot lsts and price:
e sss, a:
regular a ssS for @''Ss sse 40
ssssi :. @s. s s
sa %n, r~ s s:%an Ss sa' Waite
e. ss1.a sss''ss 81 fer %
ass7 s'
Mixed e0o7Oc primo up Jersey basket 40 5000
DO prime Jersey toH12c -Provs,ons w wer
s. 90 snoisd Bsof is sioe, Bosf Hams slsSs3c 60
yorx ,aesa Slg 90 q 10 9o do vrlms meee nov SAoeu
40 family SIS SO II 90 Hama smoked l2s9l4S DO ST.
e ss:s ': s::sa %
90 smoked 7Sis@ ssesiasrs pickle snr nss.,. s
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Guy Rsnnsd 81 70 sss s.s.% 50 sl cr..%sy ESrs
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psfs chaos II iocx DO Prime lie Penpsyl
yssss ssrS etrss SobAa 40 fuli snans l01
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E'hiC KALI w AL nioukn 49,,
aamoerssI local trains leave 2aasI from W ~ @ln'
S Ssiia:s s: sSSs
coaches from hOrnelsyilIs % fnc ,l d,,sa solid
rumaS sn q psy and and B
hs.ev SeyssHd on.S;. SA sosSss aaa B
iaio N y. Fails Hamilton and T0roaI' No extra
sn'1ss ts' 1Ric.so Express. PYm.. DAY .na
SssPns pss sss dSel Sssha0n E@ Buffalo,
ana fssss % .sss sas
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ss 3 e e. r i asSs e
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sS g Z e 90 s' sS s. a. 80 @ s.
g. iS e % Noon - p Is, H. 'S's. Is
- 90 a. i D. n. ana IL Midnight Sundays:
srss's -: :.sf 4. 3 & Is 81 70 g. g:
saS AZ a. a. q: b; = 70 20 n. Tao AS.
w.'. ss 20 G!ar iS e. M. asa $50 M
Mosaeeifc and white Lake. tAs. = M. . 80 p n
Mcasg%!fy: . nv 80. Ss0 p N. Sundays 8 80.
s.S.s r' ssa days Es. ss1s
ai.SS sSHdsys: SSs, 7ss 50. 10 g. 2 l. 80,
70 Goshen and MiddistoSn SAC N. Sundays s1s
and sIsspns Ssaissa saq order; sSs
:as:: $s ~ ST. & e. d H;sssSs'
me Esprsss trains from the West arrive in NswYOrk at
E. SOLE Gem N Ms r: L. r f FARMER G. p Ag
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ stesmsra Ksatersxu sud Caskii leave Ptsr 81 n r.
foot Of Jayst every week dag m, connecting win
Cstetfil Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSE Err TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and Dees
brosses SITS. follows:
m. CatasauQua and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva Lyons. Emtra. Rochester, Bunal0
and the West and principal local points. Chair car 70
Wilkesbarre.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Chair
70 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
p m. for and principal Intermediate points,
Chair TO Pittston
$40 p. m. FOR Coplay and intermedia,e points Com
Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 10 Caplay
p. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira. Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons
80 D. m. for Laurays and intcrmcdfate points
Trains leaving at 3 a. m. I p. and 40 p. m. con.
meet for all points and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q N. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
points.
40 D. m. for Coplay ana intermediate points,
d. m for Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
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Flour urn. priccs unehAhEsI.
Tn. Cash p,eo' yos. as toSg.No sIrnS Wheat 81
iSrc.....No 2 Corn s2s. NO. z Data 25to;;:.;;
No Rye $50. No Barley aoe 90 o. Me-. Pera
per bbi $40 90 Lard per 100 81 90 short RIO
kides loose 81 Salted shoulders potea 10 20
short Clear sdes boxed s. 20 wh,,ks,. 1is.
0ranulated q 10 Standard A." SIC ASKED
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go, nn.s '-'''''''''' 2l2,J0e llU,O0s
Rye bush $3.50 4i.oOo
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EOR HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
L Steamer KAATERsKILL on Tus,Say; Thursday ana
MONA NUs Monday. wednesday and Friday frsn
Boass connect With Boston and Albany R.R
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9 HORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
Newport and the Essa cypress leaves Grand Sssua'
p N. Fast Express a II D. daily. Newport Exprcss
leaves at daily except Sunday. Palace Psfi0r'eass